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Nicklas Mueller Brewery 1891-1892
Mueller is listed as a bottler in 1891 and a brewer in 1892 while still residing at the same 1246 Jackson St address. He cannot be found before or after these years at any address or occupation under the name of Mueller, Moeller or any other close deviation.
#2030
6 inch hand thrown stoneware bottle
Impressed as:
NICKLAS MUELLER
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#2035
6 inch hand thrown stoneware bottle
Impressed as:
N. MUELLER
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Louis Muth's Park 1867-1887
Muth ran a very successful brewery and beer gardens named Schuetzen Park for twenty years. The add to the left identifies that he bottles both his Congress beer and Porter. It is unknown which or if both were bottled in the stoneware vessel found from his brewery.
A view from 1870.
#2040
7 inch hand thrown stoneware. Note the M in Muth is consistently impressed in a smaller font.
Impressed as:
L. MUTH
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28 June 1883
11 March 1887
Then National Brewery 1885-1899
National took over the old Odenwald & Joh Brewery . They were very successful but in 1899 sold the brewery to The Maryland Brewing Company and the in 1901 the brewery was sold to GBS. National is one of only a handful of breweries that survived the dark years of prohibition and of course is iconic for it's Natty Boh signature logo and promotions.
An 1890 view of the biggest and most famous brewery in Caton and probably Baltimore and beyond.
#2045
9 inch machine formed stoneware bottle
Stenciled as:
THE
NATIONAL BREWING CO.
TRADE MARK No 15622 (motif eagle) REGISTERED JUN. 19TH 1888
BALTIMORE, MD (all in wreath with hops to left and grain on right)
STONE JUG
(motif of card containing) NATIONAL / BREWING Co. Baltimore MD. U.S.A. (motif of bottle) LAGER
PURE AND
UNADULTERATED
TRADE MARK No 21772 REGISTERED SEP 20th 1892 (all on label motif)
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#1380
Horizontal oval slugplate, applied lip with no glasshouse identified.
Amber Loopseal VR
#1385
Horizontal oval slugplate with no glasshouse identified.
Aqua Loopseal R
#1380
#1385
#1390
Private mold with no glasshouse identified.
Aqua Loopseal R
Clear Blob R
Clear Loopseal R
#1395
Round slugplate, some applied lip blown by SG Co
Aqua Blob R
Aqua Loopseal R
#1400
Private mold blown by EHE Co.
Aqua Blob R
Aqua Loopseal R
#1390
Clear Loopseal
#1395
Aqua Loopseal
#1400
Aqua Blob
#1405
Round slugplate blown by SG Co.
Amber Blob R
Amber Crown U
Aqua Blob VR
Aqua Loopseal BR
Clear Blob C
Clear Loopseal C
#1410
Round slugplate with no glasshouse identified.
Amber Loopseal U
Amber Crown C
Amber ACS Deadman
Clear Loopseal C
#1415
Private Mold blown by EHE and DOC.
Amber Crown C
Aqua Loopseal C
#1405
Aqua Blob
#1410
Amber ACS
#1415
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#1420
Horizontal oval slugplate blown by DOC and AB Co.
Aqua Blob R
Aqua Crown R
#1420
Aqua Blob
The Niagara Falls Brewing Company 1885-1893
Originally at 132 W Baltimore St, Niagara Falls moved to 312 S. Eutaw and Parry Sts. in 1889. until they closed in 1893.
A view from 1890 and the Eutaw St. location.
#1440
Round slugplate, some applied lip with no glasshouse identified.
Aqua Loopseal R
